Sentence examples for knowledge base established from inspiring English sources

Despite a decent knowledge base, established brands and a captive domestic market for consumer electronics, the big five have failed to bear the pain of a global downturn in the market for chips.

As highlighted throughout the ensuing discussion, this research intersected with the knowledge base established by economics and neurosciences.

Over the 3 year period from April 2006 to March 2009, CURACAO monitored developments in Urban Road User Charging in Europe and extended the knowledge base established by previous projects in order to provide tools to support decision-making.

The final part of this paper examines how the Victorian Government drew on diverse early childhood theories and research that intersected with the knowledge base established by economics and neurosciences to develop a cohesive social strategy to translate its vision for early childhood reform into action.

To evaluate the impact of a changing climate on food- and waterborne diseases we took advantage of an electronic knowledge base established for this purpose (Semenza et al., 2011).

The use of telemedicine has been primarily driven by perceived need and practical attempts to deliver health care in an efficient and timely manner, rather than a theoretical knowledge base established by empirical research [ 21].

Based on knowledge inference, reliable knowledge bases are established for selecting project team members in runtime.

Furthermore, by transforming the association rules into fuzzy-driven causal knowledge bases and establishing the compatible fuzzy inference mechanism, a rationalized alarm topology is eventually created.

The combination of the growing knowledge and evidence base established by economics and neurosciences thus provided the rationale for change, as well as the political will for reform, and catalysed the Victorian State Government's effort and investment in early childhood.

In this article, we address all these challenges through a set of tools developed which first semi-automatically explicate the content repository semantics to a knowledge-base and establish semantic bridges between this backend knowledge-base and the content repository.

This representation underlies established knowledge bases such as Reactome (Croft et al., 2010), BioCyc (Caspi et al., 2011), KEGG (Kanehisa et al., 2011) and dedicated large-scale reconstructions of cellular systems, including human cell networks relevant to major diseases (Calzone et al., 2008; Oda and Kitano, 2006; Raza et al., 2010).